The e‑Payment Request feature allows users to generate and send secure online payment links to clients through LawPay. This feature is only available when LawPay is enabled under:
Manage Settings → e‑Payments → LawPay Integration
Once enabled, users can create payment requests directly from the left navigation modal, making it easy to:
Request invoice payments
Request trust deposits
Request general payments
Send secure LawPay links via email or copy them for manual sharing
This feature streamlines collections, reduces administrative work, and ensures trust‑compliant routing of online payments.
Use this feature when:
A client needs to pay an invoice online
You want to request a trust retainer deposit
You need to send a general payment link
A client requests a payment link by email or phone
You want to accelerate collections without generating a full invoice
You want to provide a secure, LawPay‑compliant payment option
This feature is ideal for quick, on‑demand payment requests.
The e‑Payment Request feature is only visible when LawPay is enabled.
Go to Manage Settings → e‑Payments
Enable LawPay Integration
Authenticate with LawPay
Map trust and general accounts
Once enabled, all e‑payment features become available, including:
e‑Payment Manager
e‑Payment Request
Online invoice payments
Trust deposit links
The system supports three types of payment requests:
Used when requesting payment for a specific invoice.
Users select:
Client
Invoice
Amount (full or partial)
The system generates a secure LawPay link tied to that invoice.
Used when requesting a trust retainer or trust deposit .
Users select:
Client
Matter (optional)
Deposit amount
Funds are routed directly into the trust account , ensuring trust‑accounting compliance.
Used for:
General retainers (if allowed)
Miscellaneous payments
Non‑invoice payments
Funds are routed into the general operating account .
Located under Left Navigation → e‑Payment Request .
Choose from:
Invoice Payment
Trust Deposit
General Payment
Depending on the type, enter:
Client
Matter
Invoice
Amount
Description
The system creates a secure LawPay payment link.
Users can:
Email the link directly to the client
Copy the link to share manually
Save it for later use
All links are secure and LawPay‑compliant.
Clients receive a clean, secure LawPay checkout page where they can:
Pay by credit card
Pay by debit card
Pay by e‑Check / ACH
The payment is automatically routed to the correct trust or general account based on the request type.
All payments made through e‑Payment Request appear in:
e‑Payment Manager
Invoices & Payments (if invoice‑related)
Trust Receipt (for trust deposits)
General Receipt (for general payments)
Statuses include:
Completed
Pending
Failed
Refunded
This ensures full visibility and auditability.
LawPay and e‑Payment Request support:
Trust deposits go directly into the trust account
No commingling of funds
Full audit trail of trust‑related online payments
LawPay handles all sensitive card data — LawPractica never stores card numbers.
Every payment request logs:
Client
Amount
Payment type
Link generation time
Payment status
Online payments must be matched to:
LawPay deposits
LawPay fees
Bank reconciliation
e‑Payment Request integrates with:
e‑Payment Manager – Tracks and applies online payments
Invoices & Payments – Applies invoice payments
Trust Receipt – Records trust deposits
General Receipt – Records general payments
Client Detail – Shows payment history
Reports – Payment summaries, trust audit logs
Bank Reconciliation – Matches LawPay deposits
This creates a seamless online payment ecosystem.
The e‑Payment Request feature provides a fast, secure, and compliant way to request online payments from clients. With support for invoice payments, trust deposits, and general payments — all routed through LawPay — it ensures efficient collections, trust‑accounting compliance, and a modern client payment experience.